Either one of two things are going to happen with SOLM....
Management will implement their patented products with vigor in the near future, or they will be bought out. It appears that they do intend to go it alone though, according to management's rhetoric.
And why not?
Everyone has to admit, their research team is exceedingly impressive. With all of their patents combined, they have pretty much check-mated everyone else in the electric drive system, or so it seems. To me this increases SOLM's intrinsic value. Ofcourse, Warren Buffet might not agree with my estimations here, but SOLM has boxed alot of territory in with their product array.
Build the EV recharge infrastructure and change will take place, right? Well my friends, we're going to find out.... Because that is exactly what's happening on the west coast.
This isn't Beijing China, where people have no choice as to what kind of air they breathe. We all saw the pictures of their air quality prior to the Olympics. People walking their dogs couldn't even see the animals on a leash infront of them. Americans care more about their quality of life, have the freedom to speak up about it, and you can bet your azz that they will too!!
In any event....
SOLM has a window of opportunity the way I see it. A time frame to sieze proffits with their line of products, or else the big dogs will go around the outside on them, and put SOLM to sleep.
I hope SOLM implements with fervor. I love seeing the little companies muscle their way up the ranks into noteworthiness.
So, are we going to start seeing higher highs and higher lows in this stock? I'd say: It's totally dependent upon the PR flow. Management knows this, and that's why I can appreciate "Classic Car's" post. That was experience talking as a shareholder who has witnessed the changes with this company first - hand for the past 5 years.
DayTrader.... I mean "Stock Prophet", 20 to 30 days you say, before SOLM could really move? Well, strong bet that there's more PR's within that timeframe. I'd venture to say that SOLM's management team is ready to take action in the marketplace because they surely understand that window of opportunity to implement. They seem pretty darn smart to me. In my very humble opinion, that patent release yesterday painted a much bigger picture as to what's really going on here.
